Colombian singer Shakira has discussed the significant influence of football and the World Cup on her life and professional career. During an interview with People magazine, she reflected on the 2010 World Cup as a turning point, noting that it was there she met her former partner, Gerard Pique, with whom she shares two sons, Milan and Sasha. Shakira also paid tribute to her performances at the World Cups.
She recalled her involvement beginning in 2006 with the song “Hips Don’t Lie,” and highlighted the impact of “Waka Waka” (This Time for Africa). She stated that this particular song profoundly altered her life. Adding a lighthearted touch, Shakira Madje mentioned that her children affectionately refer to them as the “Waka kids,” suggesting the song’s influence permeated her family life.
Furthermore, the artist remembered her appearance at the 2014 World Cup held in Brazil, where she performed with the song “La La La (Brazi.” Overall, the singer has repeatedly pointed to the global stage of the World Cup as a defining element in her journey.
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It’s fascinating how pivotal global events, like the World Cup, can be in shaping major personal milestones.